The Princess V62 is made for a day given over entirely to the water. Twenty metres of clean, sporting design, she carries a clever trick at her heart, a salon roof that opens fully to bring the sky inside, or closes with the air conditioning running when the summer sun turns fierce. That flexibility shapes the whole day, indoors or out as the mood and the weather decide. The bow lounge is generous and set apart, a fine place for private moments with friends away from the main deck, while the wide swim platform gives easy footing for diving in and launching the toys. Three cabins rest six guests below when the day stretches into an overnight, and a crew of two keep everything moving smoothly in the background. When it is time to travel she holds thirty three knots with real composure, quick between anchorages yet settled at rest. Jet skis and snorkelling gear are aboard for the afternoons that call for more than a swim. She strikes a natural balance between energy and ease, equally at home carving along the coast or lying quietly in a favourite bay. Days here move at whatever pace you set, fast out to the water and slow once you arrive. Open the roof, drop anchor somewhere quiet, and let the afternoon take care of itself. The sea rarely needs much encouragement.
